Myst franchise

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The Myst franchise consists of a series of computer games and novels, centering around the storyline of Atrus and his family, who are descendants of the fallen D'ni civilization - a subterranean city whose people could link to other universes by writing a descriptive book about that world.

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[edit] Games

[edit] Currently released

[edit] Novels

David Wingrove helped to write a series of novels focusing on the background story much more deeply than the games.

[edit] Currently released

(All three of these are available in a combined, paperback version called The Myst Reader.)

[edit] Upcoming

[edit] Comic books

Dark Horse comics released two comic books. They originally planned to release five books total, but conflicts with Cyan resulted in the rest of the books never being completed. Apparently, there were several storyline-related problems with the comic books, such as Sirrus and Achenar's personalities being switched. Dark Horse refused to correct them and Cyan canceled the contract.

[edit] Fan games

  • "Writers of D'ni" is a Telnet-based MOO that has faded in and out of existence since the mid-1990's. The text-based game allows both guests and members to move throughout the world of D'ni, talk amongst each other, and even create their own ages. However, a temporary closing of the MOO obliterated many of the user-created aspects, leaving many older members out in the cold.
  • Aveara, An online story set in the present day, with animated illustrations at each chapter and the option to alter the course of the adventure.
  • D'ni Legacy, A Myst-like online adventure in html (also available for download) taking place soon after the Fall.

[edit] D'ni

[edit] Organizations

[edit] External links

[edit] Official

[edit] Fan sites

[edit] Gathering sites

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